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LRSSB win at Global Light Rail Awards
The Light Rail Safety and Standards Board (LRSSB) were amongst the winners at the Global Light Rail Awards when they took place on 2nd October in London. Their project which has embraced virtual reality to boost light rail safety ended … Continue reading
UK Tram Summit sets the scene for the future
The recent UK Tram Summit which took place in Birmingham during September saw UKTram able to set the scene of their future plans. This included looking at effective cyber security, reducing the risks of terrorists and the use of virtual … Continue reading
Edinburgh Trams, LRSSB and UK Tram celebrate award nominations
The annual Global Light Rail Awards is a little over a month away and details of nominees is starting to come through. Edinburgh Trams, the Light Rail Safety and Standards Board and UK Tram have announced they have received nominations.
Latest LRSSB podcast focuses on training
The second edition of the “Let’s Talk Light Rail” podcast from the LRSSB has now been released and this time they are focusing on the potential of a new Learning Management System to drive up competency standards in light rail.
Light rail safety revolution highlighted in new document
The vital work the Light Rail Safety and Standards Board (LRSSB) are doing in raising the bar for tramway safety has been highlighted in a new document that clearly demonstrates the value of the organisation.
LRSSB appoint new researcher
The Light Rail Safety and Standards Board have appointed a new research coordinator as they continue to boost efforts to drive innovation across the tram and light rail sector. The LRSSB’s remit is to enhance all aspects of light rail … Continue reading
Collaboration key to continuing to increase tram safety
Delegates attending the UK Light Rail Conference have heard how tramway’s across the country are making huge strides towards an even safer future thanks to a collaborative approach. This has helped to drive down accident risks and reduced sector costs … Continue reading
Data Analyst boost for LRSSB team
The Light Rail Safety and Standards Board (LRSSB) have announced the appointment of an experienced data analyst to help further drive risk reduction in safety across the sector. Danish Malik joins the organisation with a wealth of experience across several … Continue reading
LRSSB launch their own podcast
The Light Rail Safety and Standards Board (LRSSB) have launched a new podcast with the first episode available now on various platforms. In the first episode, Carl Williams, Chief Executive, takes centre stage as he explains the LRSSB’s role in … Continue reading
LRSSB back research to give more guidance to Tram-Train schemes
The Light Rail Safety and Standards Board have provided funding towards academic research that has the aim to provide clear guidance for future Tram-Train schemes as more areas of the country show interest in developing services along these lines.
LRSSB continue on the right track to deliver safer tramways
The LRSSB’s latest update to their Business Plan has shown that they remain on the right track to improve safety on the UK’s tramways and light railways with a series of landmark projects progressing as the plan enters its final … Continue reading
Boost for trackworkers safety with new virtual reality software
Another boost for the safety on the UK’s light rail systems is set to be seen after the launch of new virtual reality software for anyone working on or near tram tracks. The Virtual Track Awareness software aims to built … Continue reading
LRSSB welcome marketing professional to their team
The Light Rail Safety Standards Board (LRSSB) has further strengthened their team after appointing an experienced marketing professional. Carly Swift has over 17 years experience across a range of sectors – including in public tramsport and has previously worked with … Continue reading
LRSSB board further strengthened with new appointment
The Light Rail Safety and Standards Board (LRSSB) board has been further strengthened following the announcement that Blackpool Transport Managing Director Jane Cole has been appointed as a non-executive director.